... and passions. The one was to be found prin- cipally in the cimp of the Whigs, the other was to be found principally in the camp of the Tories. Occa- sioually the occupants of the Whig camp acted the part ofTories, wthile the occupants of the Tory camp acted ...

... to be sue- cessful. It is thought, that the great question raised by this election will be that of slavery. Hitherto, the Whigs or Federalists ( who answer to the English Conservatives), and the Democrats, have alike up- I held slavery, and defended the ...

... him to rally (with the a og aid of the whippers in) Slats E-locationists or every colour c of and a considerable part of the Whig rank and file: and in ri spite of all, his camp was stormed, his colours and guns 0 taken, and h e army driven into the sea ...

... friends of Mr. Brooks- B the ferocious and cowardly ''assailant of senator T Sumner. His election, however, is not certain, as R Whigs, K Know-nothings, and Abolitionists, will 3 support Mr. Fremont; and it will'be well for the a3 horiourable repute and foreignt ...

... reply thereto. I have since had h the opportunity of reading both, and, laying aside at .dsuch a period all distinctions of Whig, Tory, or Radical, I look in vain for a more masterly, patriotic, or honest it . declaration, than that of Lord Derby on the ...

... ?? to be carried on, I should make it a rule, uF limited only by conseoence, to support the existing WI Government, be it Whig or Conservative. In reply to a TI letter containing an urgent request that I would give a tic simple answver Yes or iNo ...

... in the person of Mr. John Sad- lea eir, When he first launched his political bark, he appeared in e- Parliament as a pure Whig, supporting the Administratiou of Lord John Russell, even to the length of advocating and voting 'F for the abolition of the ...

... 138 ; and the'I Times' affirms, that, of but for tise old traditionary feeling for the noble pu dylord(, as the leader of the Whig par~ty, not 40 mem- the h'lI ers womld have voteti for him. we Indl On Friday, the 1leading journal, philosophized oii t ...

... Tory, but had ever udvocated the goa of te people :- r To that rule I have adhered, and no man cta sa r_ a that I am either Whig or Torv. Other min, ?? ; intellect than myself, have gone into the House oef but have invariably joined one party or the other ...

... opposition, which the Conservatives have shewn since the war commenced,-conduct which contrasts so brightly with that of the Whig opposition during the war with France at the commencement of the century. Whilst our army and navy have been rendered thus ...

... genius of the class -we allude to, we cal hardly suppose that in so many cases the talents of the aristocrat or the hereditary Whig have preponderated decidedly over those of other men. Let any one take the return and 'make the induction for I himself. Let ...

... the trnth were itnown, to defend Maynooth to the death. The Irish party in the H-louse of Commons perfectly under- stand the Whig policy. They know well that all such con- cessions as have been made to the Romanist party in Ire- land have boen made against ...